One City Disability

One City Disability provides opportunities for participants, from a wide range of backgrounds, to take part in free football and sporting provision

Sessions - which range from dwarfism football to powerchair football, amputee football and more - are held in primary and high schools, as well as in community venues outside of school hours. Our aim is to ensure that participants across Greater Manchester have access to disability specific provision and education.

One City Disability runs in partnership with the Premier League’s Kicks initiative. Participants with disabilities do not always feel comfortable or able to access universal provision, so we believe it’s important to provide disability specific sports to provide participants with a development and participant pathway, regardless of their disability or impairment.

A young boy on crutches wearing a red soccer uniform plays on a football field, with another boy in a yellow uniform running in the background.

Children playing soccer on a field. Two kids in the foreground are contesting for the ball while two others are running towards them.

A Manchester City player giving a high five to a young boy during a training session at the indoor facility.

Players are training and practicing football on an indoor field wearing Manchester City training kits and equipment. There is a goal post and training equipment visible in the background.

Three young boys sitting on the grass, drinking from sports bottles, surrounded by other children wearing Manchester City jerseys.

One City Disability is supported by Mark Davies. If you require any further information or you would like to join one our One City Disability sessions please register via one of the below forms.

One City Disability provides opportunities for participants, from a wide range of backgrounds, to take part in free football and sporting provision

Youth Outreach Registration Form

Adult Outreach Registration Form